Monthly Archives: July 2000

Class Act Productions Hosts Evening of Musical Theater

Posted on July 30, 2000 by The People's Critic

It had so many traditional favorites from American musical theater, that it might well have been subtitled “The Best of Broadway!” Just the night before, I was in downtown Houston and viewed the national tour of “Evita” with several friends. … Continue reading →

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“COUNTRY” LIVES AT TEXAS OPRY

Posted on July 29, 2000 by The People's Critic

Texas Opry Band TYLER sings country at Texas Opry Texas Opry On Stage Texas Opry Cloggers ”Elvis” at the Texas Opry [NOTE: This review was originally published in the summer of 2000. Now, eleven years later in 2011, the fun continues … Continue reading →

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“Night” Offers Evening Alternative

Posted on July 26, 2000 by The People's Critic

Well the Woodlands Science and Art Center is planning some relief. How about live theater, right here in The Woodlands? But first, a little background: The Woodlands performances of Main Street Theater’s production of Emlyn Williams “Night Must Fall” are … Continue reading →

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Dinner Theater Production Illustrates State of America’s Dining Rooms

Posted on July 20, 2000 by The People's Critic

The attractive stage set (from designers Jami Hughes and Jeremy Kucish) provided just what the show’s title promised: “The Dining Room.” The imaginative A.R.Gurney play has completed a two-weekend run as Montgomery College’s summer dinner theater offering. It was a … Continue reading →

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“Shrew” a Sight to Behold

Posted on July 12, 2000 by The People's Critic

With the simple set design of John Barton and Director, Melody Dixon, and the lush medieval costumes of Melissa Barton, audiences at the Crighton Theater are off on a humorous Shakespearean romp that is full of fun in the current … Continue reading →

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